NATO has selected OSL Technology, a Terma company, as one of five suppliers for its new counter-uncrewed aerial systems (C-UAS) marketplace, giving Allied nations access to its counter-drone solutions through the NATO procurement framework.
The selection, announced by Terma on 10 November, forms part of the marketplace launched on 5 November under NATO’s Drone Edge initiative. The marketplace includes 16 solutions from five companies and is intended to accelerate access to counter-drone technologies.
Managed by the NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA), the marketplace allows Allied nations to procure selected systems through the NATO catalogue without launching a separate tender process. The framework agreements are valid for 18 months, with regular competitions planned to keep the available technologies up to date.
OSL’s solutions are already in use internationally to protect critical infrastructure and military installations, according to Terma. In Norway, the company has supplied systems to Ørland Air Station and Evenes Military Airbase under an agreement with the Norwegian Defence Materiel Agency.
In Denmark, OSL’s FACE platform will provide command-and-control and data-fusion capabilities for a nationwide counter-drone system being delivered by Terma for the Danish Ministry of Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organization.
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